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Adolescent Girls in Emergencies: Evidence of What Works to Prevent and Respond to GBV

Gender-Based Violence Area of Responsibility
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It is a well-established fact that adolescent girls face a heightened risk of personal safety violations and human rights abuses during emergencies. Yet, because there is no clear division of labour between the GBV and child protection sectors, adolescent girls are often neglected by both groups, and violence against this subpopulation goes unaddressed. GBV prevention and response programming still needs to do more to understand their needs. In this webinar, we will be learning from a review of evidence published in The Lancet on a special edition of Child and Adolescent Health. Community of Practice members, Dr.Chen Reis at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at University of Denver, and Drs. Linsday Stark and Ilana Seff at the Center for Violence and Injury Prevention at Washington University in St. Louis – will speak about the experience of adolescent girls in humanitarian settings and what works to prevent and respond to GBV. ...more
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Introduction

0:00

Presentation Overview

1:22

Ecological Framework

8:19

Systems Level Approaches

14:30

Health Care

16:46

Mental Health psychosocial support

17:47

Economic Empowerment

18:53

Best Practices

21:48

Review

23:11

Summary

24:50

Questions

32:06

Panelists

32:55

Male Backlash

34:13

No clear division

36:25

Collaboration

36:48

Existing Platforms

38:05

Virtual Safe Spaces

38:23

Im Here Tool

39:03

Congo

40:04

Vivian

41:00

Surprising Findings

42:55

Resources

45:42

Ethics and Disclosure

47:35

Additional Resources

51:38

Thank You

51:58
Adolescent Girls in Emergencies: Evidence of What Works to Prevent and Respond to GBV
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2021Jun 10
It is a well-established fact that adolescent girls face a heightened risk of personal safety violations and human rights abuses during emergencies. Yet, because there is no clear division of labour between the GBV and child protection sectors, adolescent girls are often neglected by both groups, and violence against this subpopulation goes unaddressed. GBV prevention and response programming still needs to do more to understand their needs. In this webinar, we will be learning from a review of evidence published in The Lancet on a special edition of Child and Adolescent Health. Community of Practice members, Dr.Chen Reis at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at University of Denver, and Drs. Linsday Stark and Ilana Seff at the Center for Violence and Injury Prevention at Washington University in St. Louis – will speak about the experience of adolescent girls in humanitarian settings and what works to prevent and respond to GBV.

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Gender-Based Violence Area of Responsibility

2.86K subscribers